A lot of variety today at the 18th century Settler site. Need help with identification.

[Recoveredmol]

A lot of variety today at the 18th century Settler site. Need some help identifying some things. If you know what any of it is, comment below.

1. The capsule looking thing with a hole in it reads nickel on my detector. Doesn't seem to be hollow. I can't pick through it.

2. I dont know what the thin second piece is. Just noticed two little holes. Added a picture at the end.

3. 18th century spade end fish hook. Any additional information on this? Rarity?

4. The chain is super cool. They are all different size rings. Love it.

5. I need help with the 9 inch tool that I found deep and under a large rock.

6. The glass was a super cool find. No idea what it is from. This was also under a very large rock. Added a picture to show air bubble in the glass.

Thanks yall.

 

[Blackfoot58]

At first glance the 9” tool looks like a draw knife. However I’ve not seen one with such large handle mounts.

 

[villagenut]

Number 1 is a parasol end piece, and number 6 is the base to an old ale bottle.

 

[villagenut]

 

[Recoveredmol]

That's awesome! Where did you get the photo of the parasol end piece?
Thanks for the ID.

 

[villagenut]

I can't lnk it from here but if you google...parasol rib tip...and look at the Poplar Forest Archaeology site you will find more info...

 

[Recoveredmol]

I can't lnk it from here but if you google...parasol rib tip...and look at the Poplar Forest Archaeology site you will find more info...View attachment 2092869

Thank you. I'll check it out.

 

[Tesorodeoro]

At first glance the 9” tool looks like a draw knife. However I’ve not seen one with such large handle mounts.

You’re probably right. My initial thought was a log dog, but it looks thin and too short.

 

[sawmill man]

Maby a woodworkers pinch dog. on the u shape peace ,i would bet a dollar on it.